Traffic accidents are all too common in a bustling metropolis like New York, but an exclusive NY1/Marist poll released today shows most city dwellers think drivers are responsible for the majority of accidents on city streets.
After years of delays and problems, a deal has been struck on a rethought plan for the redevelopment of Queens’ Willets Point which will include a 1.4 million square foot mall, a hotel, stores and a parking garage near Citi Field, according to published reports.
Police are investigating after a union source says shots were fired at the windows of several MTA buses at the agency’s Flatbush depot Wednesday morning.
As NY1 revisits its 20-year history, the station looks back at Steve Cangialosi’s May 17, 1998 report on David Wells’ perfect game.
Controversy in the Hasidic Jewish community spilled into the streets of Williamsburg, Brooklyn on Wednesday as dozens of demonstrators protested a nighttime fundraiser for Rabbi Nechemya Weberman, who is accused of sexually abusing a teenage girl.
Police are on the hunt for a bank robber whose threat to a Sunset Park bank employee earlier this month came from the other end of a cell phone.
Almost 200 students from dozens of schools who took their SAT exams earlier this month in a Brooklyn private school were informed by email that their scores were invalidated due to a logistical problem at the test site, and now those students will have to retake the test this weekend.
A Long Island native recently opened a boutique condo-hotel in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, along the Yucatan Peninsula.
Sacha Baron Cohen of "Borat," "Bruno" and Ali G fame has created a new character in "The Dictator" who is the brutal and moronic head of a fictional country who finds himself lost in New York City.
After the Federal Trade Commission said that claims that Skechers Shape-Ups and other sneakers would help people get in better shape were unfounded, the company agreed to a $40 million settlement.